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| Durkheim's theory of urbanism and how DOL changes the way in which people do social organization |
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-Divide up the labor so everyone is doing something different.
-Organic Solidarity or mechanical solidarity.
-Where there is simpler DOL |
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| Features Max Weber identifies as necessary for a social structure to resemble an urban environment. (5) things |
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In order for something to be a city must have trade, commercial relations and display:
1. Place for protection 2.A market to trade goods and services 3. Regulation system 4. form of association 5. autonomy and autocephally
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| Survival of neighborhood ties and support |
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Constraints of space
(people forming relationships outside of the neighborhood) |
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| Describe how social ties can be assets as well as hinderances |
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Social capital with vietnameese using solidarity.
Hinderance- KKK a solidaristic group, doesn't help |
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| What ways were ethnic groups able to be integrated in to American society. |
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White ethnics could take a straightline approach.
Blacks used ethnic enclaves, not straightline approach. |
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| The factors which influence the formation of minority groups. |
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Social Capital through ethnic solidarity
Human Capital
Education
Personal finances
Minority status |
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Simmel
Nervous/City effects us |
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What urban experience did to the way people behaved.
1. The intensity of nervous stimuli or sensation in the city
2. The markets effect on urban relations
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The ideal type city.
City as a marketplace, fortress, autonomy and form of association.
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| The city has a soul, subjects humans to the city. |
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| The city as an ecolgy of natural areas, generates a moral code. |
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Wirth
Population size, density and heterogeneity |
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Population size,
density and
heterogeneity |
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Geminschaft Rural vs Gessellschaft Urban
Comminal plight commercail individualism |
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Status: Family
Contract: Formalized individual responsibility |
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Mechanical VS Organic
Mechanical- common experience and collective cohesiveness.
Organic- DOL and interdependence |
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| Provides useful framework for relationships |
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| Higly connected social network |
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A place where races or ethnic groups can come and be with people just like them.
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| Requirements for a successful enclave |
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1. presence of immigrants with business experience.
2. capital |
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| Mutual assistance societies and religious institutions |
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| Branch out and help out communities |
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provided a buffer
integrated immigrants into a formal institution |
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| after 1930's more formalized education programs and benefits |
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| Caused drama and told people what they wanted to hear |
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| Segregation spacially and mobily |
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-freed slaves, but promise was taken away
-started to build own institutions
-industrializing and urbanizing |
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-era of rapid inustrial expansion
-blacks migrated to northern industries
-race is behind social class |
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Technological advancements in south
Blacks live mainly in south
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| major industry centers get blacks |
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89% still lived in south 11% in urban
Business owners start to recruit blacks needed cheap laborers
promised blacks better quality of life |
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| over 15% blacks went to industries |
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77% in south
were migrating from south to north
rapid urbanization
whites and blacks were both moving to urban areas. (white flight)-Whites moving out as blacks move in |
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| 88% live in urban 12% rural |
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| late 19th century early 20th century |
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upperclass african americans
lower wages for blacks
urban removal
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housing patterns
bad housingwith high rent
had to live close to employer, bad transportation |
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| Why dont some groups melt and others dont |
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assimulation
adapting to norms and values |
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| why does so much black/white segregation persist today |
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| increase in status, improves social mobility |
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Cultural
Latino, mexican etc |
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political
handicap, homosexual etc. |
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| pick and choose; multiple way process |
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| to keep different ethnicity #s the same |
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| Various paths and hurdles to integration |
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-language learning for jobs
-recreate social structures/support
-forces that the city creates |
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| no N.irishor S.irish just irish |
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| conflict between different ethnic groups |
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| view of old traditions-> give and take some traditions |
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| newcomers rejecting the authenticity of their ethnicity |
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